Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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NOBLE MASTERS, Assistant Principal JAMES BOUCHER, Assistant Principal i : e MARGARET LUTHER, Dean of Girls “We have 10 minutes to make a run for it before the lunch stampede.” Mr. Masters and Mr. Boucher. 2!

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Sound Administration Policy | — ener ancieetaeeemyhtnnheecneneiny Siti humo pe oy © eR aby ee eer Phbeaeiena Beeeeuieniy ep len eee ee a | ay | | Pi Bee PELE Pe bee Be | ie Paley et eas | . Ped ee | ia ee | ; Tee ee nee ee ee : | A Wee Se ee es | Lee di i | | | Jack L. Ballard, oy Pay Principal ; ae bao} j i Displaying sound judgment, our principals have served the individuals of M.H.S. and looked af- ter the general welfare of the student body. They have worked hard to establish just, sound pol- icies, upgrade the educational program, and encourage students to accept responsibilities on their own. Always striving for the highest standards, they have done much to establish the firm foundation and fine reputation which now exists at Memorial. Mr. Ballard speaking at P.T.A. meeting with Rev- erend Carey Sayers and Mro J; Ee Gannon; 20

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Counselors Plan for Students’ Futures Dorothy Fitchie Anna McKay Melvin Patterson Margaret Love George Panfly Playing a vital part in helping to determine the course students are to follow in their later lives, Memorial High School counselors must be knowl- edgeable in many different areas. Whether called upon to assist students in selecting a course of study, to help look into career opportunities or college requirements, or to aid a student in ad- justing to problems accompanying academic de- mand, our counselors are versatile, dependable sources always ready to help. “No, you can’t just take yearbook lab, lunch and P.E.,’’ George Panfly tells Jim Brubaker.